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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Revival Meetings ClOsed-ThrOugh
Run soon.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l


Trains ON Ghe Georgia Pacific 10
Run soon.
IsPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
COLUMBUS, MISS, April 16.-The
series OF revival meetings that have
been in progress here for two weeks
closed last night with d most i'm pres
sivs sermon by the Rev. Pearson,
who leaves tonight for his home at
Stirkville, where he will take q few
days rest before going to Grenada,
Miss, where he holds his next meet
ing, His meetings here have been
very successiul-indeed, very much
good has been accomplished. There
have been several hundred CONVEX
sions, and large number of back
sliders reclaimed.
Through trains on the Georgia Pa.
ciRc railroad will begin running on
the 25th instant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
Model Way Of Curing a Cold.

5ALENI ksskx Co.. MASS, Feb. II, 1885.
About ten days ago l took severe
cold, which settled in my chest and
back and caused me much suffering.
immediately procured three Allcock's
Porous Plasters; two / applied to my
chest and one TO my hack. In few
hours my pains sensibly abated, and
in three days was entirely well. ]
take great pleasure in recommending
Allcock'e Piss ers. A. A. AvERILL,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17

Though pure and simple, and 80 mild,
II might be used by any child,
Yet SOZOD0NT is 80 swift and sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous
speed
From tartar and from faint are freed
Till they become.lsweet, whiteI1and
pure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17

DON'T hawk, hawk, and blow,
blow, disgusting everybody, but use
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17
LADIES !

Our price makes the competitors sick
The rush is uEAbated, but our cas-
ties strength will laugh siege 10
scorn. We have plenty Of goods. A
Just and true investigation will be
proof pc sitive to all that LAVIGNE'S
are the leaders as TO style and
prices in Millinery and Hair Goods.
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UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs.
western Union.

List OF undelivered kilograms re.
meining at the Western Union Telegraph
ner Madison and Second streets. 0fice
hours from 5 to 1880 o'clock am, and from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-17

MEMPHIS Royal ARCH CHAPTER A
INl No. IS, f. & A. M.-Will hold IN
a stated convOcation at Tabernacle, " ~
Masonic Temple, tomorrow mon !"
DAY evening, at 1880 O'Clock, tor
despatch b einess. Visiting companions
.fraternally invited.
By order II. B. CULLEN, HIP.
JOIN ID. HUM, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
COTTON MARKEr~-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. jan 10. -23Op. m-tOtton dul and prices
generally In buyers favor. Middling UpIands 5l.L.
orleans. SAT- D,le loo
speculation and export keccpts-24OOO bales Including
%. 800 la American.
Futures steady Upland. Low Nid,iing olau.a January
delivery l2U4d also llGid. 10 January ami Febru
airy delivery lOGil February and March delivery 5
Hold: March anil PM delivery. ll6s also
prl and May delivery. 1851, do May ami June dev.
cry lbG4d da June July delivery 7.tld da July
August delivery. 1854. do August septeIn
delivery, 2Ub4d
There deliveries toavs cloarings
p mCottoD.Thc sales OF tile included 1Juu bales
American
Futures quiet Upands Middling clause January do
livery. ll-OId buyets do. January February
o4 sellers February and March delivery 0 lU4d
sellers; March and pr delivery l2t4d sellers do
April and May delivery l3O& sellers May and June
tad sellers; do July and August delivery, .t<d sci ers
do. August and september delivery, 2l.64d seller.
D. Futures closed steady. Uplani. Low llddlin,
clause January delivery 1854. sellers January and
February delivery li64d buyers do February
delivery. 1864 buyers do March ami April delivery
l2o4d uyers 10 PM aud May delivery. 64d buyers
do May aud June delivery lJ6+d buyers do June and
July delivery l1-bId. July and August lie
iS6+d buyers do August and September delivery
2l-04d buyers.
GALVESTON Jan lg-Cotton dnlL Middlng 9; Low MIDI.
ling lll6 Good Ordinary. ll6 net and gross
2ZU5 bales exports 10 the ontineI 447O bales se-
- bales stock. lO4.OlD bales
NORFOLK Jan. l9-CC,ton quiet siddling 90 net and
gross 1908 bales exports cUasw s OJl halo,
a.. ~ II = bales stock AZ. 266 bales. ' '
SAVANNAH. jan I0.-COtton dull Middlng o LILO. Low
MiddlnE 1876 Good Ordinary. 10; not and gross
recopts III bales salea 100 bales stock. bales
NEw-OHLKANs. Jan. l0.C JttOn steady Mddnng 80 Low
hiddling lllO Good Ordinary net and gro.
IL, 1872 bales exports France $3.50 bales 10 the oI
nent 602 bairs coaswise 1882 bales; sales bales
stock, 39o. Os7 bales
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND wESrEkN RAILROAD.
trains leave 23sI station neen minutes earlier
than "A chaubtrssL
ins room Coaches BiI1llamlou kira, Hornellsvils
ito," soid Pullman tram oil Day and Dunet Sleeping
Coaches Meaville, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
Louis Pullman Sleeping caches to B1nalo Niagara
Falls aniton and Toronto No cuarge or tast Time
y. .-DAiy. CHICAGO EXPRESS Pullman Day and Sleeping
coaches 10 BnKn~niton. Elnir Rochester Butaio Ma
CARA Fails Cinclnnah aud Chicago.
l20V noon lao. 900 800 44v. o:lO 0:5U 500 u TO- $3.50
TAO. 7to $3.50. 1850 u.s. l2:O0 midnight sundays 6:IS.
$3.50 iV;.w m ~ noon, las. alo $780, 74o. vVO 1880
Paterson a+s S4s 52o. 80 $50 1920 1890 noon.
7ss, s:OS: $50 lOSa y W.. @iaais" 6iSs
s3O. l02v 1900 w.. lao Al5. G'SO 7i+o. 800 1880
Newark AND Paterson via Newark 500. 500 $50, 1000
ll3U ~, A0v. $40 3,J 420 a5O o2o 6,oo. $40 100.
Boz. 1000 H.. ana 300 midnight daily except sunday
sa snna.y a.. sS SI SsS SyS $780, $50 300
s Sum sI S. sO 1870 H. isS sS $50 SUI 100
wsr WI X" .i5. Soo i120 A.So sundays S4S m
Montic.IIo 800 a m.. ay0G NJ ,.o
MonssSmory. KOnaout and Kingston 900 M. $50 N.
s sss.a.. S sso 900 H. ssssp. supasy
MdcEcwn S SIS 800 40 mn JS
500 $3.50 D. NJ sundays. 5;i5 $3.50 1920 M, $50 sou
y. N. The 800 train stops at Aain.sI On,y.
Port Jervis 445 100 quo iO2v w. $50 40 600 500.
Tcxets passage ami aUartmens In Drawing itoou ard
Sleeping be- OBJ 3D. ami cheek.
s Nor S II Toa ns " me- Of
3Si Fulton ST., hrooslyn Or At The Conranys depota
''''' '''0 L = y r. F FAT osal Pa.sr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF iEg-YbRK DEArtvI1
Dulness the features Of the wheat mar
yesterday Exporters took less than 30 200 bushels and
spot declined edl cent The options declined ld)
heavy the bottom figures with IN
nuence work depression Cash corn was firm, al
only 40 bushels taken by -ppcrs The op
tions and "a cent ending heavy AZ Inside
quotations. devOl OF feature but the options were
la lower. In lari eIportr- took 100 teIce- ana the
options tone. rising SAB pont Fna prices
wheat-January, gl,. February. el's; March, s3's;
April % y. May. 95asi Jnne 9J1 August. % cents.
Corn-Febru-iy 49, March. 4ss. May. 5O. cents
Oats-January aud February, 35s March. 3J': AprlL
80ls; Nav. 80 cents
April 81 90: NAV. ST % June. 81 %.
the receipts of gram ami nonr reported YESTERDAY At
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston wero a. FOL
lows Wheat; s7lO2 bushels; corn 100 500 bushels oad
bushels gram. Ia2 Alb bushels honr S5oeI
Chicago Milwaukee ami ~ Lou. tho arrivals
Wheat 1888 bushels corn. 2t3 liz bushels
Data III S2t bushels total grain 1929 Jushe!s nour
33 BAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO 10 tsp,efap.Thero Is now In tho
wheat pit California This morning.
there he'd been heavy rain
California But the talk Of drouth not by any
sensational part Of the California gossip For
nearly has talked that there bull clique
wheat which backed by tho great Bank OF Neyad~
Tha gossip INDUCED all the world Here at
Chicago been explicit that Field Lndley Co.'S big
persistent buying has been set down as for this California
clique opening there active trade In wheat
II had buyng the drop might have
,porc preciptats than II WIS but nd from
$751; To ~ There great lot OF foreign
wheat II OF which be parish In the other
gfain pits plenty Of sympathy with wheat Corn
Tor May sold Al Al cents and cent decline ~ oats. In
substantial buying by Alorton. XIX oad
10 and Robert Warren COaid the MAY opt on sod lod
10 cents 80 the short afternoon boar kiTk wood
barrels Of pork Az 80 o'clock tho
tor May wheat ~ cents for May
and sl2 80 for May pork.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAPKrrs

LONDON Jan l9-l230 p. m.-Unitsd States Four Per
Cent Bonds 1908. DO Four and Half Per Cent Bonds
1924: Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trus
Certificates. 49ss do Second Mortgage Ern "a q
Mexican Ordinary 6lSs NewiorE Central 1894 Headus
1872. - "s'
Paris advces quote Three Per Cent cntos 81 franco
SO y confines for tho '
tOnsos 1907 and 1907 for The accopp,
and GREAT Western First Mortgage II ustees
Gates 40 IA do. Second Mortgage, Erie 34L u.,,c.n
Ordinary 81 =; - Paul Common. ~ y Reading 2OS
The OF bullion gone OF England IN
balance to-day is 10000 49,
Paris avcos quote Exchange London at 20 francs AZ
centnies for checks " 80
India Council bills allotted today IN advance Of
l. I'D. rlpee - -
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Cost ano founo.
6tearuoais an0 RallrpuGs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is 1880

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trans cave hALtsUioss.S Anu Iourtland
h.rsVu.. ris.sourg ami the West with Pullman Palace
G%c.sS L.s t.o ana Ua u c . A.. Ss"E .s
u ns S.rs a. 4! - NJ syory Ny
:. H., s 10, :. CORY 'or rtasviI fstroioan
A.ors anu tue SOUTH Limited a1 Washington
EAprcss Of Pullman Palace daily. u1yepJ sunday
IA a. arrive Washington. y ~ ANA ..y s.iO q,
.a 500 p .nS s. night Ss sSn M. sI
ls ss a.ne ca: ss ana 81 ~" iI,is nSaI
For apo Nay si.ys IIio = ~ On saturdays only
lt ND ACsy ant r
I'M Saua.y t'sS anu ~ 'Vi 10 nSt :.o 49, ~
-. cc o.L, anu Norfolk. hewiorr Philadelphia and
NoroiK r.iiIoal pm. every day. VIA baltimore and
Doai.o. "sovsiyn Annex Connect through Trains
s,Ie,ssy H1y Ah0iuhs sIseuy "na airee1 u-uacr zoe
iS% . y; .,ss 1S 1S sY Ss
tl2v ~, l.-o o:2U e'a. o:sV IV:Sj
Pm iS% fnn.s.rs sou 90 ;iS ss t 30
ssS stS ::sc sSc; iSs NJ :s ~:
q. H.. o'zo. ozu. ':vV WV. 100 AL" iv'o0r IN
FOn PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYorx. Desorosses and Cour,
ianat street rorros. IS iono"s
'e.o .i1v /" e,'. ,io "I'Ans"a Ln'ea ANA Chicago
,s an. .s4 s.:ls e @ ." a..
tU Sew Sf. anu S.y .ae, yIe s aaaS "sA
~ Trenton Cxuieu. ~
ksIrunr trans stLlivu PM lar M
izoi. IlV.1,. 49, rio .: ~ - $40 tJIGiI ii AL
llilo. iLinitod EXPRESS i:lA AMI +:ov A. AL. lsII
S,< D. $3.50, ia siis .nd O;oJ On Sunday l.,vL
boo Al. SlI III
-.
Ticket O,hccs oto 100 anu VA Broaway Astor House
anu Dosurvsses Aid SvurtiAuit az UJurts,
ami No. . r..vs brvvkSu Annex ntal,ou .ovt Of
fa,onst Drooxya station Jersey City ls.st
Once Castle uArdcfL
Newfork transfer Company wiIi call an,i
baar age from ruslleucyx
CHAs. L. rum, ] X, WOOD
Genslhi Manager. 0enexal AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANtE OF PhCsS.
,ouir, arr made of u with ree ,rd In the Inn,
80
p0ffance or the ONO on AZ conEiercil Iacor PniaHe
pha frankly the outook
- =.
correct also that 80 cents OILS real
vaoe than 20 cents" There can lie no dobt Of the sn
=, = -.
tune OF the western ONO h"ls ana he pr Set pronr""
IL between 200 ami 5000 barrHs 200 wells The
Decenher nrodnctop avcragcd 3-4 barre,s dav AGAINST
zoo -. g., ,r,,or ro 49, a,.or. ro,, o. ,,,e
4ooo oarrcT III N"'empei. Inc H'orS Ao'c ero"hu w o
OF Buckeye Oil Company 526 GG5
barrels on Decemher 81 But from what learn
conservative producers reners this oil n problem
for solution two from ut
the earliest At present the stun practically
unn,erchantaile and being bought snd stored
by The star dar on ompanv Ohio cor for the
that with all s AMI varied interests aori
TO run the risk on arrival az some Inre tne o. eupyre
VI .s W " vi o' ei ~ '' , @ H. 70
% a ma, ~. sih ~, su a9 y. ~, 81, an mali
ties y producers In The field told Is
per cent OF illuminating oil can be obtained aEainst abon
p r, e, -" rens 'a h, h .So onia
c crne NJ s a. eiI w., e,rrmeiv valnahs Per
bans ra,. no. ,bo Iro.t strr,ny
to rob Lima OIL OF this discouragng character that some
opti."Is Womb mlar' e., are rnb,ood h' ,om
he ~, Snanrs n, wing frsouen,Ir rentnei lots
taken on trial 10 refpers ( that the
decided tendency Ia curta new operations 3l maj to
pipe line extends its facilities with tho utmost reurann
m h VI acquiring an lne S"cs ,a % az JUN, r,iny
price and M that in ante Of twenty YEAR,. eIpementing
with Canada mi Iwhich E practically Of the
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Denitstrp

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT T,fT
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1898 broadway corner Th,rtt
hrsst. until 053 broadway between Twenty socond
and Twenty third sts until 800 West Twenv y, INV
st. corner Eighth ave. is3 Tourthave
nerr siytiethst and tho HARLEM OFFICE 267 Fas One
hundred twenty nfihst $500 Thrtavc corner one
ateA "-- "'Ao"
ElRST.CLASS DENTISTRY Of every de-
l. scription at the lowest prices by bra VAR an,
Ill., 10 Fast 2Sdst old stand Sets Of teeth 81 nnwrs
.auacng under gaA 60c Please call References Hr w
v. Gilchrest. Dr. J. W. Howe DL J. w. Warner -"
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Steamboats, ano HMlroaos.
HARTEM RIVER BRANCH.

III NEW.YoRH. NEw.HAYKN and ia RTYoRDR m
ssT near Ta
gsa.ned Second avenue and sSbn5 sS 5svis e
ses MS az as'sy s sases 60 s'S s 30
Bay cns:,s!
mai" ins Ct The Ssv?ors N.sHsSsn HsficsS R:ii
Sds"~S Ss. Britain SaG ana saeS so:s
Minsht rain for and all intermediate ~
s% "ns1 lss. r. sr eiS
1n: m oi r ass sy % 4. sns Train
SEw;ySRs 1T qTMS ExPREss
P PEHEMAN ~ PaH4eE pAY AN6 sGkEPS COACHES
% b
G%r Ss @ s.
Si's and Il
for Water s" ssTa%S" SveSS %sS
%Is ~ ssy S%ssS S:s:
Ssoa sale sserns coach for wayIanI pn,..
coaches fcr stTana.bnra Scranton ant Bngamton oan
o1o TorT,a v 1aS ,, sad
mediate station. SATURDAYS Connects at Buffalo with
checked at 2s5 .ros,way and
awestcott Express offices in New-York and Brooklyn.
New: YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
afao! %sSts .''
s;n% :;s,.,n. :.
Albany Utica Svracnse Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls,
newt dav.
lOaOa chicaeo Express drawinrroOm cars to Canaan
tlis0 Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing. room
AEON M, Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawing
10 Troy.
n M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
hcnso end ISn. EHpIe' o Nth %
c car S1ns'ss f e". '?1
$50 Montreal Exnress with s'cepngcars to Montreal
RIMS q Utica stopping 1T principa stations
m. Special SleeDcr arrives Rochester 140 a
BnHalo. a:35 a. m. and cleveland 1918 NEXT day.
t0:15 Pacific Express with seepngcars for Roches
Buffalo Niagara FILLS Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago SlrepiDecars Waertown via Utict. also to
Auburn 0enev, and Cananaigua daily Saturday
11:15p m, Night Express with sleeping to Albany
Connects with the morning trains for theWese
and for the North SATURDAY nghD
Tickets sale AZ Grand Central Derot. No. battery
Place 4ls Broadway Harlem Depot l25tht and 4thavs
and Wescoia Eynress Ofces Park placs near Broad
wav) 7e5 and 942 Broadway AMI so West l2othst. New
4th.st. Williamsburg.
Accommodations and seepn 4cars can Dc
procured af Of the ticket offices In NewYok CITY, and
333 Westinghouse. Prooklvn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
'These trains daily All Others daily except Snnday
iThese trains sfop at Harlem Q25thst ana AIn;aveZ
j. NJ TOUCEY d. N. kENDRICk,
General superintendent. General passenger AgenS
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A Ill fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line Tho
"A avorte INSIDE for Boston. Providence and all
New. England points
tull nights ny taking late trains from
Reclining paror between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
steamers Wal leave pier &C. North block
above Ianal.st, ~ A:3U y. dalv except sundays
h. W. POPPl.E, Gent Passenger Agt,
SOll,
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

w N. Y G. and II. n. r Co. essea
Trains leave West l2d-st O0wS and 10 min
earlier from foot Of Jayst North River
Detroit and Chicaso 1858 Ia m. 'e;O5 's:l6p m
Utica syracuse Buifaio Rochester suspension Bridge
Niagara Falla tll %, 66l IN, 1905, 'Sl5 D IN.
.7:i6 '05j. 100 M. 500 500. .si5n m
1855 'i0iS ii30l m 4:Oo5:OO 's:I5 p IN. and 'a0S
m. Cranson'A Cornwall. Newbur2
For Montreal and Canada East COS D. m
Hamilton. London. 1855 M 900. S:l5 Torontob
1905 \ m. 1905. 1915 n n Cali. r..-.x
Elegant sleeping ears for Bunan Ningar~ '~'~ Dcu0ib
'Dsy Daily except saturday Other trains daily exceps
Sun lay. ,-..... 49,. ..,....,.
Forticket tables ,.ri,r sr ,l''Ri; jm .1a9 1o
ingfOD.st 100 FultDn.st Annex D ice. !o1 futltss
ew.York City 1854 1S5. 942 Broadway 1913 Bowery Ma
"''' ~ HENRY MONErE
bvanierbiltava General Passenger Ag"ns
NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Peck slip
IN 20 r. 3p. m. AMI IL Sundays pted)
Steamers arm ve IN time riy trains north and east
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot Of Cortlandt or Des.
brosses sta follows
Z ~ IN. tor Catasauqua and intermediate points -
m. Tor Geneva Lyons ElmirA Rochester Bunaio anu
barre.
for Tunkhannock intermediate points Char car
ioTunkhannock Connection Reading and Harrisburg
$40 PitstoD and principal intermediate pointss
Chair tn Plttson.
5:4Op m and intermediate points Connection
q Recalling and HARRISBURG Chair Co play
p. Tor enevA LYONS ElnlrA Rochester Buffalo. All
the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons
75O IN. IAaury- AMI Inthr netilte DoIltA
Trains leaving At | and $40 conneco ZOE
all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal ReyonA
SUNDAY rRATNS 49,.
ga IN. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and Intermediate
points
64Op. m. for Coplay AMI intermediate oont&
Up for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochestec Buffalo ani
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
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OF FARES VIA NORWICH
RAlLROADU NEW JERSEY.

IN Trains leave from Chan0 station Engiewood,
Ienany loser, sparkhl NyacK 5:3U 7lu. 800 $50
and llSO NJ, lao. $40 AGO, 400 30 $40 $50, $40
1880 ~ on midnight sundays 1iu. $50 400 and
500 For Nanaet spring Valley Aonsey rAllmans
$50. 7,iV $50 .. SoV. o;SO D. H. sundays. $50 ~,
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DOpVLAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-

l. aencs Newport and ali New-Engiand Ponta All rail-
rand Depot Express trans daily lSuniays
eAcepled) ,paror atticue,i) and IL
with palace sleeping sunday traus l0 (witn pal.
paror carsl. ii D. NJ with palace sleeping carsL
For Newport take 200 Boston Express with parloe
TEX lord Tor At 7VV
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ Line Tho Popular INSIDE Route: To Boston. s.:
ester s. 5u Corresponding Ieuu,t ioh 10 Nil POINTS
Steamers City o. Worcester and 'triy oi New.lork'
leave Pier ~ told nunLer. North hve loot of sts-st
next above Desbrossos Ferry uaiy SUNDAY As
4:oVp. u. ". bnADl Agent
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Excursions.
Grrursions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NEW.YORk, PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.
Ann TN snIrH
AND THE SOUTH.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTr
and after Oct r. 1885 Express for Caps Charles Old
Comfort and Norfolk via the NewYok
and Norfolk ksiroad leaves Ptnn,yv station
New York, at m daily. arriving CharIea 81
q. daily. Old Point Comfort S46 M, Norfolk Dxb a m
Sleeping Car through from New.York 10 ape (hsrlrs
Tickets and sleeping berths be secured The Tichst
Il. ". dunno. T. n. COOKE
Superintendent Genl Pass ana Freight Agent
CPEClAL WINTER TOURS
So DAY
all travelling expenses OF wlntsr rour
Seas ropoto with Tropical scenss rns
weeks longer specially arranged pornttps ina
OF from twotD forty iutsrssL Tus s.s al
Injurious Iron PASSENGER $50 ths ATLAS LINE
aail fortBKhty Tor u naioa HAy. CarthAxeul SAMANTHA
Matha Colon. Nicaragua andtu Mosauts
Coast
Only First CABIN oassen gsrs artist
FOrlnformaton add descriptive - implicit aIires,
Pm foRwOoD CO. ~ state-st, Nsw.York
ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS
The L. T. and Brazil Mail ~. Co.'S seamers Aancav
Finance and Advance sa for Rio do Jaurira
touching at st. 1homas Barbados Para Maranham
and Bahia; The " Alliance" continuing 10 Santos
This IL delightful voyage siays Including
stops. There safer comfortable steaners
but. II seldom that they rough weather.
1. r.. a (,on Auenf "a
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